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NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of
~ an order of the probate cOu,t of D8y-
sen county, Dakota territory, made OF, the 5t..
day OF March, 1891, in the matfeT nr the estates
and guardianship Of Charles Il. Palmer AID vii.
liam 3. Palner minors, the maa..rsianed. the
guardian OF he estates of said mnor, ~ithin
this territory. will sell ut public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash aid subject TO co,.-
irnlatiOn ny said lrobate curt un Saturday,
the s6th day 0t March, lSA7 az 9 n'cck y. M, 1T
NE fsnMt .icor of s:i court house, il, Ms. city Of
Mitchell. Dawson county. OAK. ail tlln right,
title. interest and estate nf The said Charles r.
S',,lrae, ard William B. Palmc. 'n.irg an ,,n-
dl"'G"'l tw"-hId> ~ II II 10 |: ;!:ni c..' tain oi
!'lerr or parcel of Ian. .. ,la!r lying and u ir,
III II g SA,i co'.n;y at lp;.!i% giin t.rrii, ~ %
nak"tn. tmnded ard Il >c,ii.c;, ,.s i,.l,oM,, IL.
WI: Commencing nj. IL poi; 'ei; huuir, Il and
orty-ohe u.sAil feet easl of the E0r!hweS. 60
nor uf he southwest qAa't II uf sec jon fife.
u5l, in township one hundred, and three (lcN.
range sixty 8ol. tfer ce ,tnnng south s,v,,.iA-
one GID rods. I" 'rreitth street tn -. A. >rnit's
;iddl!inn to the town. NOW ,,v. at Mite. ell;
thence running eaSt two hundred q, .,i i%'cs,,
tSlG) feet, the,ce north savent, une .Ii)r ,ls L.,
the quarter linz, thence vest t"o h,ii ri AM.
sixteen (2lG) feet to tn. pc. of neginnin. con.
tanning five and oEe-!alf acres. be the same
more or less. EDWsKDC PAIMrR
Guardian of the estate of Charles e. Palmer
and William b. Palmer. minors.
MITCHELL Dak.. March $. 1857
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Wanted to Die.

CINCINNATI, March 29-John Rapp,
an employe of the Grass Ellis Chemical
works, was nearly burned to death to-
day. A carboy filled with vitriol
slipped from his hand and fell into a
vat from which the vitriol splashed
over his body. The clothing was so
burned that it fell from his body in
pieces. His face was burned to the
bone and he was utterly blind as he
rose to his feet. His entire chest was
burned to the ribs. His agony was so
great that he begged those who came
to help him to kill him at once. He
will die.
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THE STRANDED STEAMER.
Her Passengers Taken Ashore in
Safety by Tugs.

PATcHoGUE,L Long Island March 3d.
The stranded steamer, Scotia, which
went ashore Thursday night, pounded
heavily during the night and worked
over the outer bar and is now lying be-
tween the inner and outer bars. Owing
to the heavy surf, which is running,
tugs and barges have been unable to
approach near enough to the vessel to
permit the transfer of passengers and
they will probably all be brought
ashore and forwarded to New York by
rail. Hundreds of men, women and
children who were brought to the
beach yesterday were furnished with
shelter and food and made as comforta-
BILE as possible under the circum-
stances. Wrecking tugs will cndeavor
to anchor the vessel to prevent her
from further working ashore. The
weather is fine and the sea is rough.
Bruches buoy and line boats are busy
landing passengers.
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Another Bridge Crumbles.

LYNcHBURG, Va, March pa
train on the Norfolk g. Western rail-
road went through bridge, twenty
miles above this city tonight. 1t is
stated that eight persons were killed.
Particulars can not be obtained. A
wrecking train with physicians has
gone to the scene Of the disaster.
LATER-It was freight train that
went through the bridge which was
nine miles from Liberty, on the Nor
folk & Western. The bridge was in
process of repairs. Eight or nine work.
men were killed, and several others
wounded. None of them were train
men, so far as known. The engine anG
several cars had crossed the bridge in
safety before the structure gave way.
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DR. e0LLiEjRS,, ANALYSIS.
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS, George W. Dowdell and Sadie E.
Dowdell by their mortgage. bearing date the 9th
a
situate IN Dawson county, Dakota Territory, to.
wit, The lots and 4, in northwest quarter Of
ao range M acrss
more or less. according to government survey.
to secure the payment of the sum of two
I. 1889, with interest thereon at the rate VI ~
per cent. per annum payable annually on the
first day Of December i'll each year. according to
note In said mortgage mentioned. which mort
gage was recorded in the Office Of the Register
ot Deeds OF Dawson onnty. on the 18th day Of
aAasu.t; az 1854, IN BOOK q OF Mortgages on page
Whereas. it is provided in said mortgage that
In case Of default in the payment of said sum Of
money. or the interest thereon, or taxes on said
land at the time therein specified. then the
whole principal and interest Oh said note shall
at the election of the mortgage or his assigns.
Immediately become due and payable, and said
lnortEage be foreclosed under the power OF sale
therein contained as hy statute provided.
Ana af te mas been mad in ts
eleven cents. on interest note due Decenbrl' j.
1886, and the MORTGAGE now The holder Of
with accrued interest. due and payable at once,
and there is c!;iinsed to be due at this date on
,a msrengs thu sym Of three hundred and
thereby secured.
NOW therefore. public notice is hereby given,
that under and ny virtue Of tile nower Of sale in
said mortgage contained. the same will be fore.
closed to satisfy the amounttiue on said mortgage
ut this date witr nteres; casts and fifty dollars
attorneys fes which is pr,vid Il for In said
mortgage In case of foreclosure. by a sale OF
said premises above ''esr,rl.,"t. =, rublic auction,
to the highest liddcr :or-s.,. ~, Friday. he 6th
day Of May. 1887. =! 'clo y. NJ. at the front
door Of the Court Ha', e, in III ;:i,y Of Mitchell.
inSaia County Of i,.visnn
FREDERICK BRENT GaOTR1AN.
Mortgages.
.. q SrASCnFIEID,
Sheriff Dawson County.
Dated this u III Gay o. atsrcs 1887.
WILKES WELLS, Attorneys for Mortgagee
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A Grant Memorial Meeting,

MILWAUKEE, March 3o.-Command-
er-in-Chief Fairchild, of the G. A. R.,
has issued general order in relation
to the memorial meeting at Washing
ton, D. c., in honor of the late Gen. l.,
s. Grant, pursuant to resolutions
adopted at the last national encamp.
ment. Commander Fairchild has ap.
pointed committee, consisting OF a
member from each department, of
which committee the commander-in-
chief will be chairman. The following
are of the committee:
Dakota-W. V. Lucas, of Chamber.
lain.
Illinois,. w. Hurst, of Chicago.
1owa-W. r. Manning, of Newton.
Nebraska-Samuel B. Jones, OF
Omaha.
Wisconsin-C. G. Rogers, of Milwau.
kee.
Executive Committees. s. Bur.
dette, chairman; Geo. s. Evans, Ira NJ
Hedges, Robert r. Beath, John P. Rea
A. G. Patterson, d. N. Foster, H. M
Nevins, H. z. Lloyd.
He also suggests that on the 27tt
day of April next, which will be tht
65th anniversary of the birth of Gen
Grant, every post of the Grand Army
of the Republic shall, at some conven
lent hour, assemble and, inviting tl.eil
fellow ciJiZens to meet with them, hold
feast of patriotism and thereupon
solicit and receive contributions fol
the memorial.
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DAKOTA g. A. r.
Grand Encampment in Jamestown.
Officers Elected-A Ban0uet.

| JAMESTOWN, Oak. March 3O.-The
| G. A. r. encampment closes tonight
with banquet rendered by the citi-
zens to the G. A. R. Many prominent
men will speak, including Governor
Church, Ex-Governor Pierce, General
Allen, Judge Palmer and General Den
mis-. In the election Of officers, General
Allen was chosen post department
commander. Judge Palmer received a
flattering vote, but declined, and Gen.
Dennis and w. A. Selby also received
large votes. B. A. Campbell, of Sioux
Falls, was elected senior vice COM
mander; s. N. Booth, of Custer City,
who Travelled over 1 400 miles to attend,
was elected junior vice commander;
the Rev. J. II. Hartman, Jamestown,
chaplain; DR.. W. b. Bentley, Bismarck,
medical director; Judge Palmer, dele
gate at large to the national encamp-
ment, with John B. Dennis as alter
nate; Eugene Huntington, Webster E..
Smith (Grand Forks and Jessie Elston
(Huron), delegates to the national en-
campment; N. G. Nash (Canton), E. A.
Young Gree Heights), q. T. Claments
Fargo, ]. 9. Hoffman (Huron), G. H.
Lockwood (Chamberlain). council of
administration. Resolutions on the
death of Gen. Logan and Adjutant
General Free, and the dependant PEN
sion bill were passed. The next en-
camp1nent will be held in Redield.
The Woman's Relief Corps elected
Sara 3. Smith, Of Fargo, president; Mrs.
B. 4. Carter, Canton, senior vice.
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A Faithless Lovers Deed.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March ga
special from Canton tells of the terri
BILE results of broken marriage en-
gagement at Minerva, Ohio. Charles
Boomer, baker and confectioner,
loved Lilly Morledge, daughter of a
merchant. About two weeks ago his
ardor cooled and he deserted the girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Morledge brooded over the
affair until both became insane, and
the daughter is now lying at the point
of death, her illness having been caused
by the action of her falthless lover.
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Wisconsin-C. G. Rogers, of Milwau-
A Short Lived Sheet.

SIOUX CITY, March 3O.-The morn
ing Herald, the first publication of
which was issued last Saturday morn
ing, will not appear tomorrow as the
enterprise has fallen through. F. S.
Lattimer left the city Wednesday
night and has not since been seen nor
heard of. Col. Keattly, the editor, ex-
poets to return to Council Bluffs in a
day or two. The paper had no finan-
cial backing,
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THE CRIME RECORD.
Brutal Outrage by a salo OH Keeper
on a Young Girl.

New IoEK, March ga frightful
crime was committed by a saloon
keeper at the corner OF Jefferson and
East Broadway this morning. The
victim is girl who suffered terribly at
the hands of the brute. The news of
the crime spread rapidly and ina few
minutes the place was thronged with
an excited crowd who threatened to
lynch the scoundrel. Reserves of the
Madison street station were summoned
and are trying to get at the wretch
who has barricaded himself in the Gel
lar of his saloon.
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Dat New Coon.

CINCINNATI, March ga singular
suit for damages was brought yester-
day by Arthur Rose, a colored resident
of this city. He attended a theatre
Sunday night and sat in the front row
of the gallery. During the singing of
the comic song Oars a New Coon in
Town" the singer emphasized that line
in the song by pointing directly at him.
He sues her for $4,000 damages, claim
ing that he was injured by SO much dis
agreeable publicity. Notice Of the suit
was served OH the actress at the thea
tire last night,
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Post Masters Appointed.

WASHINGTON, March 28.-Presi-
Dental postmasters were appointed as
follows: John H. Fuzzy, at Aberdeen,
Dak., vice Charles A. Fisher, removed;
Charles w. Hastings at Brookings.
Oak, vice George w. Hoop, removed;
H. G. Rasmussen at Devils Lake,
Oak, vice Hansbrough, removed; ALI
son NJ. Cavan at Elpaso, Ills, vice NJ. II,
Cassie, removed; Francis B. Renstien
at Burlington, Wis, vice Wood. COM
mission expired.
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HydrophObia.

CINCINNATI. March 29.-Henry Kohl,
tanner, was bitten last Saturday by a
Spitz dog, which attacked him as he
was passing it's kennel on his way to
work. After dressing the wound he
went to work, but soon was compelled
to go home. lie has since become de-
lirious and has a, high fever. His
physician last night said the poison
from the dogs fangs had got into the
blood ;tnd the case was liable to prove
fatal.
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WASHINGTON.
Interstate Commerce Law and the Pos,
tai Department.

WASHINGTON, March 29.-The attor-
ney general has decided that the inter-
state commerce act does not apply to
the postal service, but is a regulation of
commerce only, and that the postof-
flee department is authorized by
law to send officers, agents and clerks
of the government to take charge of,
protect and distribute mails and to
search for and investigate errors,
frauds or crimes relating to them, and
such persons are unaffected by the
terms of the act.
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Got His Deserts at Las t /.

CLARENDON, Ark, March 29.-Frank
Roland, an expert safe blower, who
robbed the safe of the Southern ex-
press company at Burkley, Arkansas,
December, 1885, was today sentenced to
five years in the penitentiary. Roland
was captured few days after the rob-
berry at his home in Galesburg, Illinois,
and by various devices had defeated
the ends of justice until now.
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The G. B. & o. Earnings,

Boston, Mass, March 30-The thirty
third annual report of the Chicago,
Burlington Il Quincy railroad shows
the gross earnings to be ss26,728, 600:
operating expenses, S14,492,00O; net
earnings, S12,852,0OO, and net surplus
for the year, 1927 600. The net earn
ings show an increase in 1886 Of $50, 600.
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A Mothers Fearful Deed.

New YORK MILLS, MINI, March 29.-
Mrs. Joseph Watson murdered her
little girl, one year old, by severing the
jugular vein with pair of shears and
took her own life in the same manner.
There is no solution to the mystery.
Joseph Watson is a farmer who lives
six miles south Of this place. He was
in town and when he returned to his
home found his wife and child dead.
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Another Good Canadian.

NEW ALBANY, Ind, March 29.-Re-
port reached here today showing that
supervisor o. NJ. Bate. of the town of
Gardiner, Ulster county, is guilty of
forgery and has fled to Canada. He
has been a resident of Gardiner for the
past five years and has been engaged in
the cattle business. 1t is said that
Bate has failed for $4,000. He has
forged notes and other paper to the
amount of $4,000.
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The Missouri Rising Below,

SIOUX CITY, March 3O.--Yhe Mis-
souri, river is rising here and is now
five feet below high water of 1881. Re-
ports from above show the river is ris-
ing rapidly and the bottom lands are
overtlowed, causing considerable dam
age. No danger is apprehended here,
the town being too high to be affected.
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Outraged and Murdered.

NEW YORK, March 29.--rhe body of
woman was this morning found in
the hallway of tenement house No. 2.
new Bowery. The woman had been
outraged and then murdered. She has
been identified as Miss Louisa Hatfield,
a Brooklyn school teacher.
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Mines Cave in.

WrLKEsBARRE, Penn, March 2s.-A
cave in occurred over the workings of
the Delaware Il Hudson Co.'S mines at
PLANES last night and ground settled
about four feet. property in the vicin-
ity being greatly damaged. Mines in
vicinity Ut cave in are reported dry
this morning.
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Weston Must Languish,

HARRISBURG, Penn, March 3O.-The
board of pardons today refused a re-
hearing in the case of Milton Weston,
the Chicago capitalist now undergoing
imprisonment in the Riverside peniten-
tiary for completely in the Murrayville
gas well riot.
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Schwartz and Watt,

MORRIS, ILL.,, March 29.-This after
noon jury was finally secured in the
trial of Schwartz and Watt for the
murder of the express messenger
Nichols. The jury is composed almost
exclusively of farmers. The opening
argument will begin Monday morning.
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A Fatal Collision.

EAsToN, Penn, March 30.-A collis-
ion on the New Jersey Central railroad
between freight and coal trains this
morning near Rockport resulted in
killing the fireman OF the coal train
and injuring both engineers.
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Pcacemaker Gets the Worst Fit.

HUNTINGTON, Ind, March 29.-Yes-
terday afternoon two men named En-
gelman and Gilch quarreled and fought
on top of a building they were helping
to erect, when David Shoemaker, well
known farmer, started up to interfere.
Engleman met him as he climbed up
and struck him on the forehead with a
heavy maui, knocking him to the
ground and fracturing his skull. Shoe
makers condition is very critical.
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Arrested for Murder.

CHICAGO, March ga Daily News,
Peoria, Illinois, special says: The sher-
iff has arrested Milton Driver, a
man fifty years old, for the murder OF
boy in Ohio county, Indiana.
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Work has been resumed on the cable
system OF the north Chicago railway,
Judge Tuley, of the circuit court, hav-
ing refused to grant the injunction
asked for to compel the work to stop.
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Another Victim.

BUFFALO, N. y. March 3o.--The
list of the hotel fire dead has an addi-
ton in the names, Mr. Wheeler, Of
Newburgh, making total of fifteen.
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Land ONCE at Mitchell, Oak, Feb. 2a, 1857.

q Notice is hereby given. that the following
Named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
hat said proof will be made before register and
fiz: Charles r. Atkinson. hid 1850 for the Sc u
30-lOl-e1. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and culti-
Hohn Schoenfelder, Warren G. Baker, Benjamin
s.. Barnard, of Emsley, Dawson county Dakota.
n Geo. B. EvERITT, Register.
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Land Office at Mitchell, Dak., Feb. %, 1887.
(SISNotice is hereby given that the Following
Named settler has filed notice of his intention
q make final proof in support of his claim, and
hat said proof will be made before the honor
De register and receiver in Mitchell, Dak.,
|bn April 2, 1887. viz:
Martin Gleeson, under Hid. No. 1854, for the
Ot one lll and s1a nek section 5, township 1O4
Eange GO, Dawson county, Oak.
Il He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
1aid land. viz:
James Leslie. Fred H. Brodahl, John Donlin-
Ter, John d. Jackson, all of Mitchell. Dawson
lOnnty, Oak. GEORGE B. EvERITT,
ID Register
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HURON.
Meeting Of the Territorial Board Of
Agricultural.

HURON, Dal., March 29.-The board
of agriculture met at 2 o'clock this af-
ternoon. all members present except
Winslow, of Sioux Falls. The after
noon session was devoted to appointing
superintendents and hearing reports
of committees. The evening session
was occupied in revising premium lists.
Bids for the location of fairs will be
opened at o'clock tomorrow morning.
Mitchell, Aberdeen. Huron, Brookings,
Watertown and Redfeld are in the
field. Our delegates will reach home
tomorrow evening.
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Argentine Republic sends out word
that cholera has disappeared.
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7. NJ. ADAMS, Attorney.
Land oface in Mitchell. Oak, Feb. %, 1887.

Land Office in Mitchell. Dak., Feb. %, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
Banned settler has filed notice Of his intention
that said proof will be made before the honor
&nble register and receiver in Mitchell, Dak., on
EApril 9th, 1887. viz:
Samuel j. Olson, under his I'D. No. 1907, for
the neia sec. /, twp. 101, +. G,, Dawson county,
kDak.
1 He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
ESad land, viz:
\ W. ". Gardner. James c. earns, Samuel NJ.
gDaniels, John C. Hedden. all of Fmsley, Oak.
GEO EvpDyr,r rariatar
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4 Notice is hereby given that the following-nanl.
led settler has filed notice of his intention to make
Efnal prsof in support Of his claim, and that said
sceiver at Mitchell, Oak, on April Q, 1887, viz:
I Lewis A. Coleman, hid. 1879, for the nk nwi4
sand M neA section 29-l0l-61...
shis continuous residence upon and cultivation
sOf. said land, viz:
John Schoenfeider. Lawrence w. Scott. War
rem G. Baker, Benjamin 8. Barnard, all of Ems
ley. Dawson county. Oak.
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WORKING CLASSES. ATTENTION! d:

prepared to furnish all classes With employment
ut home. the whole Of the time or for their spare
moments. Business new, light and profitable.
TO So per evening, ami Il proportional sun, by
deyotllg AL their time Ia the business. Boys
and girls earn nearly rs i,,c as nicn That all
business. we make this 0ifer IN such rs are not
well satisfied we will srud II, to pay Tor the
free: Address GEORGE STlESoN Il Co.. Port
land, Me.
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(anchard & Hannett, Atty's. ''s'''ef

Md Office in Mitchell, Oak, March 8. 1887.
Qtice is hereby given that the following
ed settler has filed notice of his Intention
axe final proof in support of his claim, and
ssaid proof will be made before the honor
|es register and receiver in Mitchell. Oak.
6April 70. 1887, viz:
6ratio N. Cox, under nd No. 1907, for the swk
ks25, township 1o4, range 81, Dawson county,
names the following witnesses to prove
residence upon and cultivation
lid land, viz:
Nm Smith. b. B. Pooley. R. r. Soul, George
h. OF Mitchell. Dawson county, Oak.
~ GEO. d. EVERITT, Register.
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Land Office in Mitchell, Dakota, March 1s. 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention to
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver, in Mitchell U. s. Land Office. on
May7, 1887, viz: Christen Peter Christensen,
Hd E e. for the northeast quarter
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of,
said land, viz: Ole T. Oleson. Ole Hendrickson.
Knut Strand, Charlie Wilson, all of Dawson
county, Dakota. GEO. b. EVERITT,
f. G.. HOFFMAN,, Atty. Register.
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HunoN, Dak., March 30.-Mitchell
gets the fair by votes of II to1. Dates
September 26 to 80.
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MOST PERFECT MADE

Office In Mitchell Dak., Mar. ., 1887.
etice Is hereby given that the following
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
final proof in support Of his claim, and
yer iii Mitchell, Oak, or April iS, Iss7, viz: Wis
llliam Dean, on his hid. entry No. 1901, for
wA sec; 10. twp. 1o4, N, r. 50, W.; 9th prin-
9ontinuous residence Upon, and cultivation
|tAid land, viz:
giile ". Walker, A. G. Pringle. of Dawson
ty, OAK; Thomas E. Freeland, r. Fl, Pow
Eof Hanson county, OAK
GEO. B. EvER1TT, Register.
&nchard &: Hannett Atty's.
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Ind Office in Mitchell, OAK, February II, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following NAM
Il settler has filed notice of his intention to
AXE final proof in support Of his claim, and
aat said proof will be made before the register
nd receiver in Mitchell, OAK, on April e.
'3367. viz:
Ebenezer Fl. Allen. hid. No. 1896, for the NV
=. sec, twp. 1Ol. r. 60.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
ontnuous residence upon and cultivation of
Md land, viz:
iConrad Breeder, Charles Breeder, Henry
anderson, John Lindal. all of Dawson county
Oak. GEORGE B. EvERlrr
Err. D. Martini attorney. Register.